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their spending and saving habits. Ehrlich Food Company aunounc Irwin Ehrlich, president ed this week that James Law- son, former business manager, of the Harlem Labor Union, has been employed recently by his firm as a salesman. The Ehrlich Food Co., which has been in business for 40 years, supplies

vention Hall, with election of of­ ficers and adoption of resolutins at the final session Sunday, Oct. 13. Adam Is Traveling Light! Harlem’s Rep. Adam Clayton Powell will leave New York Sunday, Oct 6, for a two-week visit in the oil rick country of Kuwait as guest

Would you care to work auch a re­ quest through the Amsterdam News? North, who was also unopposed. Republicans had no primary fight in Harlem leaderships, hut the Harlem vote in the race be­ tween Richard Aldrich and John LaMula for Councllman-at-Large was considered the necessary margin

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CORE started to picket Long Beach . . , Leon Faust said Jehovah’s Witnesses are thoroughly integrated ... Os­ car Jackson said: “1 wonder if a Negro Harlem assemblyman would have the guts to lead pick­ ets like New Jersey Assembly- man George C. Richardson did” . . That last meeting at 125th and Seventh

Will Train Full Time 10 AM-5 PM; Part Time 48 PM Conduct market research 1 survey by interviewing families in »”>* .'I Harlem A Bedford-Stuyveaant areas. Must be neat, well-spoken, have mfn- imployer ; iruijjJfl^J^ducation A be ready to | start 'Irtini? diatqy Standard rate

BAIL: the Fountainhead (Yonkers); Westchester Clubmen. Apr. 19—COTILLION: Hotel Roosevelt; Scholarship Com­ mittee, Salem Methodist Church. Apr. 19—PARTY: Celebrity Club; Harlem Children’s Fresh Air Fund, Inc. 1 Apr. 19—DANCE: Hotel Diplomat; Bermuda Benevolence Association, Inc. Apr. 19—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Elizabeth Chapter #14. Apr. 19—FESTIVAL

Lorenzo Davis and his wife, Ros­ lyn, treated their weekend guest , to a roast pig dinner in their ! New Rochelle home . . . Henry . Marshall in Harlem Hospital with . a knife wound . . . Vivacious sin- »ger Ginger Gordon’s Atco disc I • to be released this month. b The three Patrick boys, Meen

groups against construction sites. The Greater New York Com­ mittee for Equal Opportunity is not connected with the Joint Com- Chest X-Ray For Harlem Anyone 15 years of age or over is eligible for a free chtst X-ray available any time between the hours